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Epithelial hyperplasias of Breast
Two types |
Orderly and atypical hyperplasia
Know acronym |
_rderly and _typical hyperplasia |
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Epithelial hyperplasia of breast
Two types
Acronym |
o A
Hyperplasia |
Orderly Atypical |
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Epithelial hyperplasia of breast
Two types |
Orderly and atypical hyperplasias |
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Epithelial hyperplasia of breast
Two types
new test new topic |
Orderly vs. atypical hyperplasia |
Orderly hyperplasia Epithelium: increased but maintain normal geography and cellular apperances
Atypical hyperplasia Architecture of the cells: becomes abnormal Cytology of the cells: altered Can be found in: ductual and lobular patterns |
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Epithelium is increased but maintaqins normal geography and cellular appearance |
Orderly hyperplasia
___________: increased but maintains normal geography and cellular appearance |
epithelium |
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Orderly hyperplasia
_________: increased but maintains normal geography and cellular appearance |
Epithelium: _________ but maintains _________ geography and cellular appearance
Orderly or atypical? |
Orderly increased normal |
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Orderly hyperplasia
_______: _________ but maintains _______ geography and cellular appearance. |
Epithelium: increased but __________ normal ______ and cellular ________.
Orderly or atypical |
orderly maintains geography apperance |
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Orderly hyperplasia
Epithelium: ________ but _____ normal _________ and cellular _______. |
Epithelium: increased ____ maintains ______ geography and __________ appearance. |
but normal cellular |
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Orderly hyperplasia
________: __________ but ________ __________ _________ and ________ __________ |
Epithelium: increased ____ maintains normal geography ____ cellular appearance |
but and |
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Orderly hyperplasia
Test |
Epithelium: increased but maintains normal geography and cellular appearance
The other one? |
Atypical hyperplasia |
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Atypical hyperplasia |
Architecture of the cells: becomes abnormal Cytology of the cells: altered Can be found in ductual or lobular patterns. |
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Architecture of the cells: becomes abnormal Cytology of the cells: altered Can be found in ductual or lobular patterns.
Orderly or atypical |
Atypical
Orderly? |
Epithelium: increased but maintains normal geography and cellular appearance |
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Atypical hyperplasia Architecture of the ______: becomes ________ Cytology of the ______: altered Can be found in ductual or lobular _______. |
cells abnormal
cells
patterns
Orderly - def? |
Epithelium: increased but maintains normal geography and cellular appearance |
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Atypical hyperplasia Architecture of the _____: becomes ________ Cytology of the ______ : altered Can be found in ductual or lobular ________. |
___________ of the cells: ______ abnormal _______ of the cells: __________ Can be ______ in D______ or L_______ patterns |
architecture becomes
cytology altered
found ductual lobular |
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Atypical hyperplasia ___________ of the cells: ______ abnormal _______ of the cells: __________ Can be ______ in ______ or _______ patterns |
Architecture of the _____: becomes ___________ Cytology of the ____: altered _________ found in ductual or lobular ________.
Orderly or atypical? |
atypical
cells abnormal cells can be patterns |
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Atypical hyperplasia
___________ of the _____: ______________ _______ of the ______: __________ ________ be ______ in ______ or ________________ |
Architecture of the cells: becomes abnormal Cytology of the cells: altered Can be found in ductual or lobular patterns.
The other one? -name -def |
Orderly hyperplasia Epithelium is increased but maintains normal geography and cellular appearance |
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Atypical hyperplasia vs. Orderly hyperplasia |
Architecture of the cells: becomes abnormal Cytology of the cells: altered Can be found in ductual or lobular patterns.
Orderly hyperplasia Epithelium is increased but maintains normal geography and cellular appearance
These are the pathologies of what oragn? Cancer risk? |
Breast
Atypical: significantly risk - 5 times Without atypical: slightly increased - 1.5-2 times |
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Orderly hyperplasia vs. Atypical hyperplasia
Cancer risk |
Without atypical: slightly increased - 1.5-2 times
Atypical: significantly increased risk: 5 times |
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Orderly hyperplasia vs. Atypical hyperplasia
Cancer risk Without atypical: __________ increased - 1.5-2 times
Atypical: ___________ increased risk: 5 times
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slightly significant
Review: orderly hyperplasia |
Epithelium: increased but maintains normal geography and cellular appearance |
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Orderly hyperplasia vs. Atypical hyperplasia
Cancer risk ________ atypical: _________ increased - 1.5-2 _______
__________: ___________ increased risk: 5 _________ |
Cancer risk Without _________: slightly ________- ______-__ times
__________: significantly _____________: __ times |
Cancer risk Without atypical: slightly increased - 1.5-2 times
Atypical: significantly increased risk: 5 times |
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Orderly hyperplasia vs. Atypical hyperplasia
Cancer risk __________: _____________ - _____-____ ____
_________: _______________: ____________ |
Cancer risk Without atypical: slightly increased - 1.5-2 times
Atypical: significantly increased risk: 5 times
Review Atypical hyperplasia |
Architecture of the cells: becomes abnormal Cytology of the cells: altered Can be found in ductual or lobular patterns. |
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Orderly hyperplasia vs. Atypical hyperplasia
Cancer risk |
Without atypical: slightly increased - 1.5-2 times
Atypical: significantly increased risk: 5 times |
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Name one breast neoplasms |
fibroadenoma |
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Name one breast neoplasms
acronym |
F |
Fibroadenoma |
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Name one breast neoplasms |
fibroadenoma+Prevalence |
Most common benign neoplasm of breast |
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Fibroadenoma
Prevalence |
Most common benign neoplasm of breast |
___ _______ ______ ______ of ________ |
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Fibroadenoma
Prevalence |
_____________________ of ______ |
Most common benign neoplasm breast |
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fibroadenoma
Prevalence Test |
Most common benign neoplasm of breast
Peak incidence |
3rd decade |
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firboadenoma
Prevalence Peak incidence |
Most common benign neoplasm of breast
____ decade |
3rd decade |
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fibroadenoma
Prevalence Peak incidence |
Most common benign neoplasm of breast
3rd decade
Usual appearance |
Usually solitary and discrete |
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firboadenoma
Prevalence Peak incidence Usual appearance |
Most common benign neoplasm of breast 3rd decade
Usually sol______ and dis______ |
solitary discrete |
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Fibroadenoma
Usual appearance |
Usually s_____________ and d__________
Disease? Prevalence Peak incidence |
solitary discrete
fibroadenoma
most common benign neoplasm of breast
3rd decade
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fibroadenoma
usual appearance |
Usually ___________ and _______ |
solitary discrete |
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fibroadenoma
Prevalence Peak incidence Usual appearance |
Most common benign neoplasm of breast 3rd decade Usually solitary and discrete
Change in appearance |
May enlrage with menstrual cycle and during pregnancy |
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Fibroadenoma
Change in appearance |
May ______ with menstrual cycle and during pregnancy
peak incidence |
enlarge
3rd decade |
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Fibroadenoma
Change in appearance May ______ with menstrual cycle and during pregnancy |
_____ enlarge with menstrual ______ and during _________
Prevalence |
may cycle pregnancy
Most common benign neoplasm of breast |
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FIbroadenoma
Change in appearance _____ enlarge with menstrual ____ and during _______. |
May _____ with _______ cycle and _________ pregnancy
Usual appearance/behavior |
enlarge menstrual during
Usually solitary and discrete |
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fibroadenoma
Change in appearance
May ___________ with _________ and ____________ |
enlarge menstrual cycle during pregnancy
Prevalence Peak incidence Usual appearance |
Most common benign neoplasm of breast
3rd decade usually solitary and discrete |
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fibroadenoma
Change in appearance |
May enlarge with menstrual cycle and during pregnancy
Prevalence Peak incidence Usual appearance |
Most common benign neoplasm of breast 3 rd decade
usually solitary and discrete |
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Carcinoma of the breast
Notes: risk factors |
More common in North America Uncommon in women under 30 5-10% related to specific inherited mutations Family history Prolonged exposure to exogenous estrogens postmenopausally Ionizing radiation
How many types there are? |
2 |
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Carcinoma of the breast
2 types List |
Non-invasive Invasive
Know acronym |
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carcinoma of the breast
2 types
acronym |
N I |
Non-invasive Invasive |
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Carcinoma of the breast
2 types |
Non-invasive invasive |
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Carcinoma of the breast
___________ invasive |
non-invasive Def. |
Has not invaded basement membrane into fat |
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Carcinoma of the breast Non-invasive
Def. |
Has not invaded basement membrane into fat |
_____ not _____ _____ _____ into ____ |
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Carcinoma of the beast Non-invasive
Def. Has not invaded ______ membrane into fat |
Has not ________ basement _______ into _____ |
invaded membrane fat |
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Carcinoma of the breast Non-invasive
Def. ________________________ into _____ |
has not invaded basement membrane _____ fat |
into |
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Carcinoma of the breast non-invasive
Def. |
Has not invaded basement membrane into fat
The other one? |
Invasive |
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Carcinoma of the breast Invasive
Def. |
Invades out of ducts and lobules
Non-invasive? |
Has not invaded basement membrane into fat |
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Carcinoma of the breast Invasive
Def. Invades out of _____ and lobules |
_______ out of ducts and ______ |
invades lobules |
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Carcinoma of the breast invasive
def. ______ out of _____ and ______ |
Invades ______ ducts and ____. |
out of lobules |
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Carcinoma of the breast invasive
_________ of _________ and _______ |
Invades out ducts lobules
Non-invasive |
has not invaded basement membrane into fat |
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Carcinoma of the breast invasive
Def. |
Invades out of ducts and lobules
Non-invasive |
Has not invaded basement membrane into fat |
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Carcinoma of the breast invasive vs. non-invasive
Def. |
Invades out of ducts and lobules vs. have not invaded basement membrane into fat
aka for non-invasive |
in-situ |
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Carcinoma of the breast non-invasive
Subtypes |
1. Ductual or Lobular
2. Carcinoma in-situ
See notes |
Ductual carcinoma in-situ Lobular carcinoma in-situ |
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Carcinoma of the breast non-invasive
Subtypes
1. Ductual or Lobular 2. Carcinoma in-________ |
1. D__________ or L ______________ 2. ___________ ___-situ |
Ductual lobular carcinoma in |
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Carcinoma of the breast non-invasive
Subtypes
1. _____________ or ___________ 2. _____________ ___-_____ |
ductual lobular carcinoma in-situ |
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Carcinoma of the breast non-invasive
Subtypes |
1. Ductual or lobular 2. carcinoma in-situ
Review Def of non-invasive |
Hasnot invaded basement membrane into fat |
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Carcinoma of the breast Invasive
Review Def. |
Invades out of ducts and lobules
Subtypes |
1. invasive 2. ductual or lobular 3. Carcinoma
1. Less common 1.1Medullary, colloid, tubular 1.2 Carcinoma |
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Carcinoma of the breast Invasive
Subtypes |
1. __________ 2. Ductual or lobular 3. Car_____________
1. _____Common 1.1 medullary, colloid, tubular 1.2 Car__________ |
Invasive carcinoma
less carcinoma |
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Carcinoma of the breast Invasive
Subtypes 1. __________ 2. Ductual or lobular 3. _____________
1. _____Common 1.1 medullary, colloid, tubular 1.2 _____________ |
1. Invasive 2. Ductual or _______ 3. Carcinoma
1. Less ______ 1.1 Med______, Col____, tub______ 1.2 carcinoma |
lobular common medullary colloid tubular |
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1. __________ 2. __________ or _____________ 3. _____________
1. Less ______ 1.1 m________, __________, _________ 1.2 __________ |
1. invasive 2. ductual or lobular 3. Carcinoma
1. Less common 1.1Medullary, colloid, tubular 1.2 Carcinoma |
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Carcinoma of the breast Invasive
Subtypes 1. __________ 2. ______ or __ 3. __
1. _______________ 1.1 _____, ______, ________ 1.2 ________ |
1. invasive 2. ductual or lobular 3. Carcinoma
1. Less common 1.1Medullary, colloid, tubular 1.2 Carcinoma |
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Carcinoma of the breast Invasive
Subtypes |
1. invasive 2. ductual or lobular 3. Carcinoma
1. Less common 1.1Medullary, colloid, tubular 1.2 Carcinoma
Name one complications/variations of carcinoma of breast |
pagets disease of nipple |
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Pagets disease of nipple
Type of disease |
Complications/variations of carcinoma of the breast
Name one |
Pagets disease of nipple |
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Name one complications/variations of carcinoma of the breast |
Pagets disease of nipple
Clinical presentation |
Progress of DCIS into lactiferous ducts and skin of nipples |
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Pagets disease of nipple
Clinical presentation |
Progress of DCIS into lactiferous ducts and skin of nipple |
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Pagets disease of nipple
Clinical presentation
___________ of DCIS into lactiferous ______ and skin of ______
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Progress of _____ into _______ ducts and ____ of nipple |
DCIS lactiferous skin |
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Pagets disease of nipple
Clinical presentation
_______ of __________ into _______ _______ and ______ of ______
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Progress ____ DCIS ______ lactiferous ducts _____ skin ____ nipple |
of into and of |
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Pagets disease of nipple
Clinical presentation |
Progress of DCIS into lactiferous ducts and skin of nipple
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